John ____________ (watch) a scary movie TV, but he ____________ (not feel) afraid.
John watched a scary movie TV, but he didn’t feel afraid.
Doug ____________ (eat) lots of watermelon, but he ____________ (not eat) any oranges.
Doug ate lots of watermelon, but he didn’t eat any oranges.
Larry ____________ (go) to the rink, but he ____________ (not play) ice hockey.
Larry went to the rink, but he didn’t play ice hockey.
I ____________ (see) Tom at the birthday party, but I ____________ (not see) Anna.
I saw Tom at the birthday party, but I didn’t see Anna.
I ____________ (go) to China but I ____________ (not see) the wall.
I went to China, but I didn’t see the wall.
Sam ____________ (do) his English homework, but he ____________ (not do) his science homework.
Sam did his English homework, but he didn’t do his science homework.
We ____________ (go) to the sports centre, but we ____________ (not go) swimming.
We went to the sports centre, but we didn’t go swimming.
We ____________ (see) some goats in the zoo, but we ____________ (not see) any giraffes.
We saw some goats in the zoo, but we didn’t see any giraffes.
Kim ____________ (play) frisbee in the park, buts he ____________ (not play) football.
Kim played frisbee in the park, but she didn’t play football.
Mary ____________ (go) to the beach, but she ____________ (not go) in the sea.
Mary went to the beach, but she didn’t go in the sea.
We ____________ (have) hamburgers lunch, but we ____________ (not have) any salad.
We had hamburgers for lunch, but we didn’t have any salad.
Yesterday Lou ____________ (drive) her car in Aranda, but she ____________ (not drive) in Madrid.
Yesterday Lou drove her car in Aranda, but she didn’t drive in Madrid.
Lou ____________ (go) to Spain, but she ____________ (not go) to France.
Lou went to Spain, but she didn’t go to France.
He ____________ (eat) all the pizza, but he ____________ (not eat) the pasta.
He ate all the pizza, but he didn’t eat the pasta.
Yesterday I ____________ (eat) a lot of ice-cream, but I ____________ (not eat) any fruit.
Yesterday I ate a lot of ice-cream, but I didn’t eat any fruit.
The new teacher ____________ (say) a lot, but she ____________ (not say) her name.
The new teacher said a lot, but she didn’t say her name.
Ralph ____________ (see) lots of monkeys, but he ____________ (not see) any tigers.
Ralph saw lots of monkeys, but he didn’t see any tigers.
Julie ____________ (give) the horse an apple, but she ____________ (not give) him any chocolate.
Julie gave the horse an apple, but she didn’t give him any chocolate.
Don and John ____________ (play) basketball, but they ____________ (not play) volleyball.
Don and John played basketball, but they didn’t play volleyball.
I ____________ (ride) a donkey in the zoo, but I ____________ (not ride) an elephant.
I rode a donkey in the zoo, but I didn’t ride an elephant.